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Prvobitno poslao korisnik LJ75
Nazovi ih, nemoj pisati.
A opet kazem, googlaj vezano za situaciju. Npr., vidi ovo dole kao odgovor na neciji upit:
The incorrect spelling of your wife's name as principal applicant may be a big problem. Some embassies may give leeway for this but others have been known to disqualify applicants for incorrect spelling of names (because it cannot be 100% sure it is the person on the entry form, and because this lends suspicion that the person has tried to beat the system with multiple entries - one of the 'tricks' is transposing letters in the name or changing date of birth - and multiple entry disqualifies you). It seems that the disqualification is more of a problem in certain embassies dealing with high fraud rates, so while no-one can be certain on the outcome, we may be able to better make suggestions if we know where you will be interviewing?
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Verujem da je manje vise sve ok cim su mi napisali da DS 260 popunim kao u pasosu ali videcu da ih I nazovem ipak (ne bih da ih smaram previse). Takodje, iz ovog odgovora na neciji upit vidim da je stvar do ambasade a verujem da u nasoj ambasadi imaju razumevanje za greske tog tipa bas iz razloga sto nije neuobicajeno da se pise kao DJ (eto, bas tako mi stoji na svim platnim karticama pa cak I na staroj licnoj karti). U jednom trenutku mi je palo na pamet da bi mozda bilo zgodno da to navedem u rubrici name in native alphabet ili u rubrici other names ali ipak ne bih da se igram. U svakom slucaju, hvala na odgovoru.